Art and Poetry: Masculinity vs Femininity, Jun. 18 2017 @ Safaricom House, Michael Joseph Centre


Date: June 18th, 2017
Venue: Michael Joseph Centre, Safaricom House
Time: from 3-6 PM
Tickets: Advance: 500/- (available here) and at the Gate 1,000/-

Performances by: Abu Sense, Shikkiey, Trabolee, Zeshari Jean and a surprise artist
Digital Art Display: by Kelvin Kaesa
Caricatures by KaaToony Caricatures
Catering by Sweetooth delights KE

About
Masculinity & Femininity by cultural instinct are gender assigned: men are masculine, women are not. Masculinity is a male enamored trait, and its admiration also makes it fragile. Femininity is female, soft, needed, but weak. Our social constructs depend on an incorrect gender-binary definition, but masculine and feminine is more dual than we realise. Maybe a single person can be both masculine and feminine – a concept we will be exploring through different art forms during the next Art & Poetry

The School Bell Rings, Sept. 13-16 2012 @ Storymoja #HayFestKe


Festival Dates: September 13-16, 2012
Venue: National Museum of Kenya
Festival Tickets: Kshs 1000/Day, Kshs 1500/Season

The Story Moja Hay Festival Stir Up: Presents The School Bell Rings. After the school bell rings, life begins.

The School Bell Rings is a new and entirely unique production, bringing in both brand new pieces and old favourites, but turning them all on their heads. More than just a spoken word event, it is a multi media production featuring music, film, spoken word and dance, showcasing a collection of some of the best Kenyan spoken word artists, all taking their pieces to the next level.

Artists include Kennet B, Wanjiku Mwaurah, Abu Sense, Moraa, Achieng Odhiambo, Zosi, SpeCfyd, Sam-O and music by Jemedari.

Date: Saturday 16th September 2012
Time: 9pm to 11pm
Venue: National Museum, Courtyard.
Price: ONLY 300/-

Tickets for the show also include access to the Up Lounge, a party hosted by Up magazine, starting at 7:00 pm till late.

For more info: https://www.facebook.com/events/329553910460450/